Choose the sentence that correctly uses both a participle and an infinitive. a. after the movie, we were asked to write a review. b. accepting the award, marla wanted to everyone. c. i was working that night, so i couldn't go to the game. d. moving to the other side of the boat, i saw the whale.

The correct answer is indeed letter B) Accepting the award, Marla wanted to thank everyone.

Explanation:

In the sentence "Accepting the award, Marla wanted to thank everyone", we have the present participle "accepting". The present participle is formed by adding -ing to a verb. It can function as an adjective - and as the initiator of an adjective phrase or clause, as is the case here - or as a part of a continuous tense. We also have an infinitive functioning as the object of the verb wanted. What did Marla want? To thank. To thank is an infinitive, a verb in its base form.

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